Containerization

Containerization is a software development methodology that packages applications and their dependencies into isolated, portable containers, allowing for efficient and reliable deployment across different environments. As a key technology in modern DevOps and cloud-native development, containerization has become increasingly relevant to the tech community, enabling developers to streamline workflows, improve collaboration, and reduce the complexity of application deployment and management.

Containerization

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